Armis

Enterprises are experiencing a vast business transformation resulting in an explosion of connected devices — and by 2021, up to 90% of these will be unmanaged IoT devices. In fact, asset inventory, network segmentation, vulnerability management and detection and response have all broken due to the proliferation of unmanaged devices. The result is a huge security blind spot for businesses among devices they can’t see and thus can’t protect — and hackers are exploiting this gap.

Many companies trust Armis’ real-time and continuous protection to see and control all managed, unmanaged, un-agentable and IoT devices – from traditional ones like laptops and smartphones to new IoT like smart TVs, webcams, printers, HVAC systems, industrial control systems and PLCs, medical devices and more. Armis has the world’s largest device knowledgebase, tracking devices, their behavior, connections and history. Because Armis is agentless, it is fast and easy to deploy across any network, environment, or locations around the world.

• Agentless Device Security Platform Solution Brief: Most businesses can’t see 40% of the devices in their environment. From managed to unmanaged, organizations struggle with identifying all the devices around them and being able to secure themselves. In this brief, learn how Armis discovers all devices and associated risks in your environment, detects threats and acts automatically to protect your critical systems and data – especially unmanaged devices. 
• Cybersecurity Asset Management: Can you accurately say how many assets you have and if they’re secure? In this brief, learn how Armis provides full visibility into all assets by combining data from other systems to create one source of truth for all hardware and software assets and provides the risk posture of devices to keep your business and users secure. 
• MITRE ATT&CK Brief: MITRE ATT&CK for ICS provides a useful framework for security managers to assess and improve their security controls for industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT) environments. This Armis white paper proposes an alternative approach — one based on passive traffic monitoring, a massive device knowledgebase, and an advanced threat detection engine — that can alert against a broad range of the tactics and techniques listed in the new ATT&CK for ICS framework.